Sentence examples for first to reopen from inspiring English sources

"I think I was the first to reopen," she said, sitting in flickering candlelight in front of her simple eatery.

Defiant Parisians were eating and drinking at one of the cafes targeted by terrorists once more today as it became the first to reopen following last month's attacks.

Branford Marsalis's other favourite club is Snug Harbor, the oldest club on Frenchman Street (number 626) and the first to reopen after Katrina.

Furthermore, movie houses, nightclubs, and other social gathering spaces were among the first to reopen, which contributed greatly to a general bustle in the city immediately after the war.

At St. Patrick's Church, on Camp Street — one of the first to reopen — the congregation for the Tridentine Latin Mass on September 25th consisted of fifteen N.O.P.D. cops, who knelt with their guns on their hips, the murmur of their police radios competing with the liturgy.

On this day of hope, a recent Saturday, hundreds of people flocked to the grand opening of a modest two-story Matahari department store, the first to reopen since all three of the city's Matahari stores were burned down seven months ago.

The Hunter tower was the fourth to reopen, following Red Hill, Balsam and Overlook, not far from Woodstock.

But the Scot eased those worries by chipping in for eagle on the ninth to reopen his two-shot lead.

They first planned to reopen last summer.

Albert Holl, the deli's owner, was one of the first islanders to reopen after the storm.

His was the first business to reopen after the fire, and he has kept it going.